You're owed $17,700 you're too busy to chase.
59% of small businesses have invoices sitting 30+ days overdue, averaging $17.7K owed. Freestyle chases the money, watches the renewals, and remembers the follow-ups while you build the thing.
Download for macOS59%of small businesses have invoices overdue by 30+ days.QuickBooks Late Payments Report, 2026
$17.7Kis the average owed to a small business with unpaid invoices.QuickBooks, 2026
~10 hrsper week is what companies spend chasing late payments.EU Payment Observatory, 2025
Three follow-ups Freestyle runs while you ship.
Hover each one to watch how it actually went.
Hand it the follow-ups once.
"Chase every invoice at 14 days." "Flag renewals a week early." "Remind me about investor promises." Each becomes a watch Freestyle re-checks all day, so the company runs while you build.
This one's real. Click the tabs, tick a todo, ask it something.
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◆ 1 cleared. Freestyle keeps count. Quietly.
It runs the boring loop so you don't.
Invoices aging, renewals approaching, promises coming due: Freestyle re-checks the list every few minutes and interrupts you only when action beats waiting.
Every few minutesRe-checks invoices, renewal dates, and the promises you logged.
Something comes dueAn invoice hits day 14. A renewal is a week out. Q3 arrives.
One notificationWith the draft written and the numbers pulled, waiting on your approve.
Build the company. Freestyle runs the follow-ups.